First Quarter 2013 Earnings Call David Rosenthal Vice President - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

First Quarter 2013 Earnings Call David Rosenthal Vice President Investor Relations & Secretary April 25, 2013

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Business Environment Global economic growth was mixed in the first quarter ■ U.S. economic growth moderate ■ China’s growth rate slowed ■ European economies remain challenged ■ Crude oil and non-U.S. natural gas prices increased; U.S. natural gas prices flat ■ Industry refining margins strengthened ■ Chemical commodity product margins improved 3

1Q13 Financial Results Continued strong results, including earnings per share growth of 6% from a year ago Earnings 9.5 Earnings Per Share – Diluted (dollars) 2.12 Shareholder Distributions 7.6 CAPEX 11.8 Cash Flow from Ops and Asset Sales* 14.0 Cash 6.6 Debt 13.4 Billions of dollars unless specified otherwise Note: cash includes restricted cash of $376M. * Includes $0.4B associated with asset sales. 4

1Q13 Sources and Uses of Funds Cash generation continues to fund a robust investment program and industry-leading shareholder distributions Beginning Cash 9.9 Earnings 9.5 Depreciation 4.1 14.0 Working Capital / Other 0.0 Proceeds Associated with Asset Sales 0.4 Additions to PP&E (7.5) Shareholder Distributions (7.6) Additional Financing / Investing (2.2) Ending Cash 6.6 Billions of dollars unless specified otherwise Note: beginning and ending balances include restricted cash of $341M and $376M respectively. 5

Total Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 1Q12 Earnings increased by $50M, as higher Chemical earnings and lower corporate and financing expenses were mostly offset by lower Upstream earnings Millions of Dollars (765) 9,500 420 9,450 436 (41) 1Q12 U/S D/S Chem C&F 1Q13 6

Total Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 4Q12 Earnings decreased by $450M as lower Upstream and Downstream earnings were partly offset by higher Chemical earnings and lower corporate and financing expenses Millions of Dollars 9,950 (725) 319 9,500 (223) 179 4Q12 U/S D/S Chem C&F 1Q13 7

Upstream Major Projects Continue to advance global portfolio of high-quality projects ■ Kearl development progressing  Processing bitumen  Expansion project 32% complete ■ Telok gas field commenced production  On schedule and within budget ■ Hadrian North appraisal drilling completed ■ Erha North Phase 2 sanctioned Installation of the Telok A Platform 8

Upstream Conventional Exploration Active exploration drilling program ■ Tanzania  Tangawizi-1 – significant gas discovery  Zafarani-2 – successful appraisal well  Additional drilling in 2013 ■ Gulf of Mexico  Phobos - encouraging early results  Preparing to drill Thorn prospect 9

Upstream Conventional Exploration Increasing portfolio of high-quality opportunities ■ Russia Arctic  Expanded Rosneft SCA SIERRA LEONE  Additional 150M gross acres LIBERIA ■ Liberia  New Country Entry  500K net acres offshore ■ Gulf of Mexico  Awarded high bid blocks from Western OCS Sale 229 50 KM ExxonMobil  Successful bidder in Central OCS Sale 227  Acquired Maui interest 10

Upstream Unconventional Liquids Progressing high-potential, liquids-rich unconventional opportunities ■ Celtic Acquisition  Significant acreage position in liquids- rich plays ALBERTA BRITISH COLOMBIA ■ Bakken  Growing production  Focused development drilling activity ■ Woodford Ardmore  Growing production Celtic  Encouraging results in Marietta Basin IOL / EM Canada  Delineating Caney Shale potential 11

Upstream Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 1Q12 Earnings decreased $765M due to lower liquids realizations, lower volumes, and higher expenses, partly offset by higher gas realizations Millions of Dollars 7,802 (230) (280) (250) 7,037 1Q12 Realization Vol/Mix Other 1Q13 12

Upstream Volumes – 1Q13 vs. 1Q12 Volumes decreased 3.5%: liquids -21 kbd, natural gas -823 mcfd koebd 4,553 (88) 11 (26) (55) 4,395 Price/Spend: +48 Net Interest: (136) 1Q12 Entitlements Quotas Divestments Net Growth 1Q13 13

Upstream Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 4Q12 Earnings decreased $725M mainly due to the absence of gains on asset sales and tax items, partly offset by higher realizations Millions of Dollars 340 (80) (980) 7,762 7,037 4Q12 Realization Vol/Mix Other 1Q13 14

Upstream Volumes – 1Q13 vs. 4Q12 Volumes increased 2.4%: liquids -10 kbd, natural gas +672 mcfd koebd 184 4,395 4,293 (72) 0 (10) Price/Spend: (70) Net Interest: (2) 4Q12 Entitlements Quotas Divestments Net Growth 1Q13 15

Downstream Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 1Q12 Earnings decreased $41M as lower gains on asset sales and lower volumes were offset by improved refining margins Millions of Dollars 780 (290) (530) 1,586 1,545 1Q12 Margin Vol/Mix Other 1Q13 16

Downstream Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 4Q12 Earnings decreased $223M reflecting lower volumes and the absence of a LIFO gain, partly offset by improved refining margins Millions of Dollars 470 (430) (260) 1,768 1,545 4Q12 Margin Vol/Mix Other 1Q13 17

Chemical Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 1Q12 Earnings increased $436M due to stronger commodity margins and gains on asset sales Millions of Dollars 120 1,137 320 0 701 1Q12 Margin Vol/Mix Other 1Q13 18

Chemical Earnings – 1Q13 vs. 4Q12 Earnings increased $179M due to improved commodity margins and gains on asset sales Millions of Dollars 1,137 90 10 80 958 4Q12 Margin Vol/Mix Other 1Q13 19

Summary ExxonMobil’s financial and operating performance reflects the value of our strong integrated business model 1Q13 Billions ■ ExxonMobil possesses unique strengths that create long-term Earnings $9.5 shareholder value Cash Flow from Ops  Balanced portfolio $14.0 and Asset Sales*  Disciplined investing  High-impact technologies Capex $11.8  Operational excellence  Global integration Shareholder $7.6 Distributions * Includes $0.4B associated with asset sales 20

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